The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-28

Non hss inereasad 10 ihat sxtsnf inst lie
( class Of patients who are ane saut q Y would
Xs Il oesse6siefise' ths sceSu9irnds ana are
[ not sufficient, and the people pi the ntNt1
/ viii be called upon TO- comply wien fne
1 Recommendations Of the Board Of Admtniss
i traitors and erect 4 separate building Ia spIn6
I portion Of the State for the incarahie inashe.
sonpIERs' Hoitr
The Legislature Of 1867 provided a homo
/ for the disabled veterans Of the Confederate
army. but from failure g make apprqpria-
4 tors t0r lts anppOrt bY the ttafiifals ~ vas
i Abandoned and the soldiers ng The foufed-
afs1y were thrown back upon the cold char
I it's 81 3he world.
/ rated IN this State In 1875 20 prpYlaiona
/ were made for these men who had 81 yen their
youth aud their manhood and their blood to
/ the cHuHe Of the ConiedeTaey. lteeogniAnR
| the duty 81 every government 70 provide Tor
| these who have been disabled n th0 deiengs
Of the siete readily gaXse 5a{ ~ alq ana ~
| 9iarS' Home, and have repeatedly N nly NEE
aaGes urged the Legislature 70 9iNe ~ q ND
HI WA orRsnized anaplacedundars he Joint
! administration ~ the AaanciatiqN oi the
4 Army 81 Tennessee ami stq9ihia ten.
/ Nichols was made tne pfesiqqent q my aFsss
/ New Ofieaua was made the president. Inc
State annually makes SO APPROPRIATION JOE
$4,000 each year, and a. it % the general
appropriation bill, il is an evidence thatit
viii get not less tllqn this each year
i have said on this subject:
ssihe General Assembly, At its last session.
1 Appropriated SaQVV ont 81 the revenue oL
4 1888 and 1888 Tor the temporary sapparf
o. 5elfeFs lieiie W. eisahlsd C9nsssslssR
leetahtshment A healthy ana SUI t4Rle loea~
ton haa heen aelected and comfortable quar-
4 tiers erected. am sure II was not ne intens
ton OF the originatora of this scheme or Of
the General Assembly in sustaining 10 70
make II an asylum, hut home, eiesatit anu
refined IN It's huIrOunalHga; not charity,
but compensation to brave worthy men,
i who gave what the state eannqa fetuI--
thelr youth ans thelr lnannpoa--so het Ie'
tenae. Alelasaea of anr e,tl2enh afe lu{er-
estea Id this home, and Will ApproYo OK tutv
ther appropriations to sustain II ~ manner
which Will secure 70 the inmates 2 diRnihed
The Legislature has also, during thia ad-
miniatration, gtyen % each disabled veteran
4 $50 aeTes. Of land, or warrant Tor this
amount OF land.
POLICE 5uhIEa.
1...., ss..l.,,a - a., -
Tor the law which empowers the Governor e
appoint we police }lI9Is ~ lne seVeiat
a!lhnea eFeI9. Nv tassa Rs NV, @
side IN parishes where, Il ~ alectlqn WE haas
lgnoIaht petsqnsszn Eless-Mol w E
les1ea ~ poilVe w NV
eap9us Whleh Ifansd u.s laNs y WE Y viiYe
Gus measure IeenllhR Ir9l4 we hehyy alisy
81 the ,,,si " ~ thsiT fai
IoB-cltizena IN the paFiahea whore tne ne
| gro population pred9mlhates eltSh YIst "
| he2f9 rule dommauqn Ht.a spYll4tllRni ~
was che assertion again ol thtn pelet u
, white snprem44ay aug Wnisa, tAaAs hegeInt
ment bnt nave hfeli t9le Xxx pie it i,s
/ want an elective police Jury bns Qn t4lsmat
/ TOR Will urge oMt alluYlal ffiahot W pe QAp-
tteua and To pause befqFe they agalIl Wuss
! their future -tp al inferior race Inc AZ
1 mipistlNtlpn OF paroohlai adaifs mas ueen "
j nearly every parish eRha1qetptYs 1heA were
( more or loss IN debt, but they haYH efopoml-
ealiy adnliniaieged the hnaneee Of We pRf-
tshest have paid their Debts anq gi,ll